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Elections 2024: Municipal, school and state primary ballots, local budgets, candidates - Vimarsana News

Elections 2024: Municipal, school and state primary ballots, local budgets, candidates

June is when many Maine citizens weigh how much to spend on school budgets, and polls are open on Election Day for voters to cast ballots on other business, including municipal and county budgets. It is also time to elect local officers to municipal...

Knox County election information for Nov. 7 - Vimarsana News

Knox County election information for Nov. 7

Maine voters will be deciding on eight referendum questions for the upcoming Election Day of Tuesday, Nov. 7.

Donations needed for winter clothes drive that will benefit students in Appleton - Vimarsana News

Donations needed for winter clothes drive that will benefit students in Appleton

APPLETON, Wis. (WFRV) - Friends of the Appleton Fire Department teamed up with Acre Realty and Wells Fargo Home Mortgage to launch a collection campaign to provide winter clothes to local children in need. Officials began collecting winter jackets, hats, and all sorts of warm gear for the cold seaso

Donations needed for winter clothes drive that will benefit students in Appleton - Vimarsana News

Donations needed for winter clothes drive that will benefit students in Appleton

Friends of the Appleton Fire Department teamed up with Acre Realty and Wells Fargo Home Mortgage to launch a collection campaign to provide winter clothes to local children in need.

Appleton firefighters to collect winter clothes for children in need - Vimarsana News

Appleton firefighters to collect winter clothes for children in need

On Oct. 24, the clothes will be given to Ronald C. Dunlap Elementary School students.